Mixed-methods comparative study of how local governments in Colorado adopt and implement gun violence prevention policies in response to mass shootings. Combines policy coding, quantitative outcome analysis, stakeholder interviews, and network analysis across 25 years of Colorado data. Led by Deserai Anderson (PI), Sheila Huss (co-PI), and Alejandra Medina at the CU Denver School of Public Affairs Center for Community Safety and Resilience.

Facilitating national collaboration on privacy-preserving data practices, influencing global regulatory guidance.

Leading the development of infrastructure for data-driven learning science research, enhancing national education research capabilities.

Advanced ethical data-sharing between academia and industry, supporting privacy-focused research initiatives.

Investigate and identify privacy gaps and economic impacts in age tech.

Facilitated coding workshops to increase support for women in software and computing.